The new WISA-LNG Spruce plywood, tested with Gaztransport & Technigaz, increases availability for LNG carrier construction and adds production at UPM Pellos Plywood Mills in Finland.
The retailer adds $900 million from GMS acquisition as comparable U.S. sales rise 0.1%, while net earnings hold steady at $3.6 billion.
Timber costs more than double in five years as production consolidates at Insjön and Blyberg sites in Sweden.
Adjusted EBITDA margin narrows to 9.4% as company uses sale-leaseback proceeds to slash debt and pay special dividend.
Modernization targets enhanced operational efficiency and self-sufficiency.
Weekly price drops 3%, extending an 11% decline over the past month.
Price for wood chips imported to South Korea decreased 5%.
Imports of wood pellets to South Korea decreased 21%.
Holden Humphrey records $145 million in annual revenue from distribution operations across New England, New York, and New Jersey.
Imports of lumber to Italy increased 13%.
Exports of OSB from Norway lost 7%.
Specialty product sales rise to $525 million on higher volumes, while structural product sales fall to $223 million on panel price pressure.
New Wood and Energy business area launches January 2026 as Containerboard division also gets new leader.
Compton, California and Louisville, Kentucky, facilities to cease operations by January 2026 as company shifts customer service to nearby sites.
Exports of logs from Lithuania downed 4%.
Price for wood chips imported to the European Union grew 18%.